Financial advisors are well aware of the tax rules that affect retirement withdrawals, required minimum distributions, Roth conversions and rollovers. Clients, though, can often make major wealth-killing mistakes when managing their retirement savings. 

Such mistakes are becoming increasingly common as Americans find more of their household wealth concentrated in retirement accounts.

A growing number of individuals are making “fatal errors” in the rollover process, especially as people change jobs more frequently and face tricky decisions about whether to consolidate accounts from past jobs.  Here are some Key mistakes that people can make during the rollover process — potentially robbing them of a substantial portion of their wealth through penalties, excise taxes and fees.

Here are two potential pitfalls to avoid:

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Men and women often approach money management differently and this difference can extend to planning for retirement. While women still may have some of the same financial goals as men, they may face unique challenges and may not always have the same outlook or needs as men when it comes to saving for the future. If you’re not where you want to be on your retirement planning journey or are unsure where to start, don’t worry! 

Here are four steps women can take today to help prepare for the road ahead.

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